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Okay, I've been able to determine the first one, it's fluoxetine

.... still not certain on #2.

It may be something common. Then again, the patient just flew in

from South America, so it may also be something not particularly

common here.

Tuesday, August 31, 1999, 6:50:30 PM, Chuck Mattsen wrote:

CM> I'm assuming these are seizure-related medications, though I can't

CM> be certain ... they're listed in the prior medication history by a

CM> doc doing a Neurology consult for seizure.

CM> Two of them: s/l ruboxatine and s/l retazepine ??

CM> Maybe I'm just looking up the wrong possible spellings, but I'm

CM> coming up with zip ...

CM> Anyone got any ideas on these two?

CM> Chuck

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Okay, so I spoke too soon. :-) The patient *is* taking fluoxetine

(I looked it up in a report on her I typed the other day), but

that's not what the doc is saying now. Looks like it very well may

be reboxetine (which, interestingly, is talked about quite a lot in

the anti-aging and self-medication (i.e., " smart drugs " ) groups and

websites on the Internet, I see...)

Still stumped on #2, though. It's probably something simple ...

ain't that how it goes? :-)

Tuesday, August 31, 1999, 6:55:54 PM, Chuck Mattsen wrote:

CM> Okay, I've been able to determine the first one, it's fluoxetine

CM> ... still not certain on #2.

CM> It may be something common. Then again, the patient just flew in

CM> from South America, so it may also be something not particularly

CM> common here.

CM> Tuesday, August 31, 1999, 6:50:30 PM, Chuck Mattsen wrote:

CM>> I'm assuming these are seizure-related medications, though I can't

CM>> be certain ... they're listed in the prior medication history by a

CM>> doc doing a Neurology consult for seizure.

CM>> Two of them: s/l ruboxatine and s/l retazepine ??

CM>> Maybe I'm just looking up the wrong possible spellings, but I'm

CM>> coming up with zip ...

CM>> Anyone got any ideas on these two?

CM>> Chuck

CM> Chuck

Chuck

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